Rashtrapati Bhavan

Visiting the President’s House in Delhi was an incredible experience! The architecture is stunning, and the history behind each room and corridor is fascinating. The kids were thrilled to explore the vast, beautifully maintained grounds and see where major national events take place. We also visited India Gate, which added to the charm of the day. A tip for visitors: make sure to book tickets in advance online, as there’s no option for offline ticketing. It’s a must-visit for anyone interested in history and architecture!

This is the official residence of the Honourable President of India. It can be visited by the General Public however prior reservation is a must. Apart from this, one can also visit Rashtrapati bhavan museum and Amrit Udyan. Every visitor has to follow rules and mobiles are not allowed during the visit. It has to be deposited at reception.

Such a calm, clean and green. Very infomative and interesting. Worth a visit to learn about our country. I hope every corner of Delhi becomes like this place, Clean n Green.

Absolutely thrilled to witness the supreme,esteemed architecture of our country. Such a green ambience 🫶🏻 Had visited during the afternoon hours,so could not witness the lights & was not allowed to stroll around. Maybe could have explored more during the evening hours 🎶

Walked down here to see the sunset and the lightings after the India gate. Great place for walk. People chilling at the grass area. Get to see dogs and monkeys too. Saw some young kids dress as woman walking and having fun.

Rashtrapati Bhavan in New Delhi, the official residence of the President of India, is widely praised for its architectural grandeur and historical significance. Visitors often describe it as a must-see, especially for its blend of classical European and Indian design, conceptualized by Sir Edwin Lutyens. The Mughal Gardens, one of the main attractions, are lauded for their vibrant seasonal flowers and peaceful ambiance, though some reviews note that the entrance areas can initially feel underwhelming compared to the more colorful main gardens. The experience is enhanced by the well-maintained premises, the grandeur of the Darbar Hall, and the rich history of the site, including iconic spaces like the Ashoka Hall. Reviews highlight the importance of booking online in advance, especially for popular attractions like the Mughal Gardens, as tickets sell out quickly. Visitors recommend going early to avoid crowds and wearing comfortable shoes for the long walk through the estate. One downside noted by some is the lack of food facilities inside, so it's advised to bring your own snacks​

If you are a fan of architecture you must visit kartavya path to experience the architectural beauty. Try to visit here during afternoon to experience the beautiful sunset view

The army people were not allowing to go people near rashtrapati bhavan. Don't know what was the reason. When I asked some local autowala, he said because of some security reasons the army people were not allowing to go near rashtrapati bhavan. So i just enjoyed watching it from distance and clicked some photos. Clean road. Maintenance was good. Spent some time there but I was not interested in taking photos at rashtrapati bhavan. So i just enjoyed by seeing rashtrapati bhavan. The road from India gate to rashtrapati bhavan was very beautiful. It was like a big park. I walked from India gate to rashtrapati bhavan. It was around 2 kms from India gate. By seeing the rashtrapati bhavan i remembered the building from movie "RRR". It was similar to the building in the movie. It was first time , me seeing rashtrapati bhavan. So I was so excited seeing it.